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It would be awesome if there were a video channel where folks reviewed these articles in a forum style. Recognize this likely happens naturally in academia and
by mcnichol 7y ago
It would be awesome if there were a video channel where folks reviewed these articles in a forum style.
Recognize this likely happens naturally in academia and at conferences but for those of us outside it all, it would (hopefully) raise the level of conversation as opposed to puzzling through some of it.
Likely challenging because so many starting points at different places. I can just imagine a twitch stream with someone reading through providing their thoughts.
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- partingshots 7y agoI mean it's not like academia is some closed off circle or anything. Especially so within the field of computer science, from the very beginning, everything has always been publicly released and open source on arXiv. Other fields are quickly improving as well, not to disparage anyone here, with many switching to arXiv in recent years too.
- mcnichol 7y agoI wasn't trying to indicate there was a barrier to getting the information. I think the ramp to understanding the information or at least the fact people consume information in different ways it's something I was interested in. Think more modern-day Homebrew Club. That's what I was getting at
- hanrelan 7y agoThis youtube channel[1] may be what you're looking for. It has presentations of popular ML papers followed by some Q&A. It seems to target a technical but non-academic audience. [1] https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfk3pS8cCPxOgoleriIufyg https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfk3pS8cCPxOgoleriIufyg
- mcnichol 7y agoMy God. Thank you. I don't know why I didn't think looking this up.